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Subscribed! You made that look too easy! So you didn't have to modify the coil buckets or anything on the axle to get the EB44 to just sit under the B2? I mean i know about the x-member and stuff, just didn't think the coils lined up that great like this. Keep up the good work :icon_thumby:
Nope, no problems lining them up. If there were, a quick measurement and 2 new holes on the radius arm coil mounts should fix any problems.
 


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any close shots of the crossmember? was it something you made or took off a EB? Pretty interesting on how close to stock that setup looks.

I dont see how you are going to avoid cutting the fenders. I hit hard in the back fenders in three places with 33's I even hit the rear of the front fenders.
 

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any close shots of the crossmember? was it something you made or took off a EB? Pretty interesting on how close to stock that setup looks.

I dont see how you are going to avoid cutting the fenders. I hit hard in the back fenders in three places with 33's I even hit the rear of the front fenders.
I didn't make it, it was given to me with some other parts when I got the axle. I guess it was on a Ranger with a lot of lift. I had to cut the arm mounts down to make it fit. Still isn't perfect, but I'm building another one. If they rub, I'll lift it more, but they stuff pretty good right now.
 

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did you build new lower coil mounts? or just use the EB ones?

i want to build my own, since it would be cheaper, but would it be easier just to get a set from bronco graveyard?

thanks man.
 

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did you build new lower coil mounts? or just use the EB ones?

i want to build my own, since it would be cheaper, but would it be easier just to get a set from bronco graveyard?

thanks man.
I built some out of scrap angle iron to get the suspension lined up and out of the garage. If you look through some of the pictures you can see them. But I went ahead and bought new ones from JBG, since no one around here had any. Since it's your whole front end sitting on these things, it's better to get the right ones. They are easy to make, but still...
 
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Looks good man. I am thinking of using the herculiner on the rocker panels. I glad you did it too so I could see what it looks like.
 

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I built some out of scrap angle iron to get the suspension lined up and out of the garage. If you look through some of the pictures you can see them. But I went ahead and bought new ones from JBG, since no one around here had any. Since it's your whole front end sitting on these things, it's better to get the right ones. They are easy to make, but still...
yeah thats what i was thinking as well. i could make my own but having the lower coil trapped in just sounds like the safest way to go. yeah i noticed the first time that one pic was with your mounts and then you went the EB mounts. im gonna go that route next. mine should be swapped in by mid may. thanks for the info man.
 

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Guess what happened today...


 

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:icon_confused: Juvenile Delinquents took 2 5-gallon buckets of mud and covered up that fresh paint job you worked so hard on??? :icon_rofl::icon_rofl::icon_twisted:

Haha whats up with the wheel being off? Something break up front?
 

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:icon_confused: Juvenile Delinquents took 2 5-gallon buckets of mud and covered up that fresh paint job you worked so hard on??? :icon_rofl::icon_rofl::icon_twisted:

Haha whats up with the wheel being off? Something break up front?
Haha yea that 55 dollar tractor paint job is just a mess now. Tire is off cause I was putting them back on my fullsize. And finally got all the little bugs tinkered out(except no front Dshaft cause of the crossmember) so I took the ****er out and it drives straight as an arrow. The 4.10s are perfect for the 33s. Went through some trails and a couple mud pits up to the rockers. Climbed a few hills, etc. Nothing broke, so I'm happy as a pig in shit and now she's going back on stands for a new crossmember and radius arm mounts. Overall, I'm satisfied... For now.
 

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Looks good man. I am thinking of using the herculiner on the rocker panels. I glad you did it too so I could see what it looks like.
Do it. I think its pretty rockin
 

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